Traveling by air is ideal when you’re in a hurry. However, when time is not a factor, there are cruises that we would choose over a first-class ticket aboard an aircraft. Unless you already own a superyacht, Aman at Sea shares details about the Amangti, which the firm bills as “a new era in maritime adventure.”
Unlike mainstream cruises by operators such as Carnival and Royal Caribbean, this one here is a bit more exclusive. This means no overcrowding, no rowdy kids annoying guests, and lavish amenities rivaling the world’s highest-rated resorts. If you’re interested, the vessel is set to hit the seas in 2027.
The Amangti boasts an overall length of 592 feet with a beam of 81 feet. Gross tonnage is approximately 23,000, which is sizeable enough to accommodate up to 94 guests across six types of rooms for a total of 47. Your options include the Deluxe Suite, Premier Fore Suite, Premier Suite, Signature Suite, Grand Suite, and the Aman Suite.
You’ll notice that the prevailing theme here is akin to that of a Japanese ryokan dwelling. A minimalist space accented by subtle timber elements conveys a Zen atmosphere to promote relaxation. Every volume features a private terrace, full-height windows, a drop-down flat-screen TV, and Wi-Fi internet connectivity via Starlink.
Enjoy a gastronomic journey as you sample a variety of cuisines at each of the four restaurants aboard the Amangti. All-day dining is available at the Alira, while Japanese fare is served by Akari and Hiori. Lastly, there is the Aman Grill for a diverse selection of food cooked over an open flame. Destinations for the 2027 season include the Caribbean, Atlantic Passage, and the Mediterranean.
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